Foot Care Practitioner

To become a Foot Care Practitioner, completing the correct courses can ensure you’re learning the right knowledge for where you want to be. This is why, here at The College of Foot Health Practitioners, our Foot Care Practitioner courses allow you to cover various foot issues and create the opportunity for you to identify, evaluate, counsel on and manage.

After completing our foot care practitioner courses, you will be able to see how conditions like diabetes and obesity increase the need for adequate foot care and understand how each of these issues is becoming more common in today's society. The first step towards employment as a foot care practitioner is this.

The NHS does not offer the kind of services that FHPs do. Foot care practitioners are in high demand, and there are many options in the field to start a successful new business and follow a different career path.

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What Becoming A Foot Care Practitioner Means For You

When it comes to becoming a Foot Care Practitioner, you have a choice between two basic practicing techniques. The first is working in a surgery, where your vast knowledge of foot care may be a great help. The alternative is to work as a freelancer and visit patients in their homes to do "local surgeries," often known as domiciliary visits.

Anybody launching their own foot health business needs to account for setup costs. These will vary based on your decision to operate from home, establish your own clinic, or do both. Other things you will need include a treatment chair and a trolley, in case you decide to do surgery, an autoclave, an ultrasonic cleaner, tools, prescription drugs, insurance, and more. The College of FHP has further information regarding costs when it comes to becoming a Foot Care Practitioner. While working for yourself may not be for the faint of heart or the uninterested, the benefits may be enormous.

Our Foot Care Practitioner Courses

You will be able to observe and work with most of the many foot problems that you might research while you are here at the College of Foot Health Practitioners. There are many interesting and diverse job opportunities in the field of foot health. Our objective is to provide courses that will expand your understanding of foot health and put you on the path to becoming a foot care practitioner so that you can treat the vast spectrum of diseases and presentations.

Our courses include:

  • A Diploma in Foot Health Practice
  • An Advanced Diploma in Foot Health Practice
  • A Diploma in How to Perform NG19
  • A Diploma in Diabetes
  • A Diploma in Biomechanics & Orthotics
  • A Diploma in Remedial Massage of the Lower Limbs
  • A Diploma in Verruca Management & Cryotherapy
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Foot Care Practitioner Frequently Asked Questions:

At the College of Foot Health Practitioners, we welcome anyone to study one of our courses, however, we do have some entry requirements.

Those looking to study one of our foot health practitioner courses must be able to read and write as well as demonstrate normal hand/eye coordination.

When it comes to our foot health practitioner courses age is no barrier. At our college, we have taught students from ages 17 to 75.

Immediately. When you have completed the enrolment and induction procedure you will be ready to start your first lesson. Complete the assignments when ready and send them to us by email attachment or post.

Get In Touch Today!

If our courses sound like the start of your journey to becoming a Foot Care Practitioner, then please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us today! Our friendly staff are on hand to advise you and book your spot on our next courses.

Read more about us and our aims below:

About Us

The College of Foot Health Practitioners has delivered effective training for over 20 years and the ongoing success of our practitioners is a testimonial to the value of our teaching. The College offers indefinite backup and support to all of its graduates. We strongly advocate continuing professional development and ongoing learning as essential to safe and effective practice. We offer basic life support sessions and host a programme of CPD workshops and masterclasses. Additional CPD and practice advancement are offered by the Alliance of Private Sector Practitioners.

DEDICATED CLASSROOMS

A warm and friendly environment in which professional tutors deliver our course.

CLINICAL TRAINING

Our course provides two weeks of hands-on practical tuition with real patients.

SAFE SCALPEL

Safe Scalpel Technique © delivers the best efficiency with the greatest safety.

MODERN FACILITIES

Fully equipped environment in which to undertake practical training.

CONTINUOUS SUPPORT

We provide ongoing support and further courses beyond graduation.

EXPERIENCED TEAM

Friendly, human, caring, supportive staff who take pleasure in your achievements.

FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE

The College is open to viewing - you can talk directly to students currently in training.

EASILY ACCESSIBLE

At the heart of the Midlands, we are easily accessed by all parts of the country.